Hotels with Bars in Granada

Newly renovated in 2026, the hotel boasts very modern facilities and a decor that beautifully captures the local artistic atmosphere. The room size is just right, and you can see the cathedral right outside the window. It's about a 10-minute taxi ride to the Alhambra, making it incredibly convenient for exploring the old town. If you're driving, the hotel offers valet parking, which is a great convenience. However, the parking fee is 35 euros per day, which is relatively expensive.

The room had a window, but it overlooked an air shaft, so it wasn't very bright. The room itself was quite spacious. Breakfast was just okay. The surrounding area was convenient for shopping. If you're taking a taxi, you need to walk to the main street, to the square with the fountain.

the hotel is located in a good central position to go visit popular sites. it's lounge ad bar are uniquely stylish. the beds are super soft like 5 star hotels and the pillows were first of their kind that I have seen in my years of traveling. the amenities are fantastic, bus stops are close by for local commute. there is a store right opposite to the entrance where you can buy water, milk, bread and snacks or wine if you drink.

Great location next to the palace, but a bit far from the city center. The hotel's rooftop was closed, and the only viewing area was on the dining floor, which was quite a letdown from what I expected. Breakfast isn't recommended; the variety was very average. The bar's viewing platform offers much better views.

Ctrip's hotel was very convenient. It didn't realize the plan. Because the itinerary changed, the hotel that was found on Ctrip and booking on the same day, compared with Ctrip, the price is good, and it is clearer than booking.

We spent four unforgettable days and three nights at the Seda Club Hotel in Granada. From the moment we arrived, the service was impeccable, with Ms. Martha providing a warm and welcoming reception that instantly made us feel at home. The personalized check-in process with Martha was exceptional, complete with a welcome drink and detailed information about the hotel's offerings and local attractions. Her kindness, patience, and respectful demeanor left a lasting impression. The breakfast crew, particularly Rafael, were outstanding. Despite attending to multiple tables, Rafael provided swift and efficient service. We also appreciated his exceptional service during dinner on one of the evenings. Special mentions go to Pablo, who provided excellent service on our departure day, and Imma, who made our checkout process smooth and warm. The concierge team, who assisted us with our bags and escorted us to the taxi, were also noteworthy. The staff at Seda Club Hotel truly made our stay special. Our beautifully decorated hotel room showcased evident thought and attention to detail in its design. Every corner of the room featured fine touches and small details that added to its charm. One minor suggestion for improvement: the coffee and kettle cabinet was slightly cramped, and we were concerned that the steam from boiling water might affect the glass shelves and surrounding food. Overall, our stay at the Seda Club Hotel was truly memorable, and we highly recommend it to anyone seeking exceptional service and accommodations in Granada.

A very special hotel, in the new district of Albai, less than 1000 meters from the Alhambra. A wonderful travel experience in Granada is a part of this hotel.

I want to remark the staff was very sharp and attentive. They even made sure in the reception desk I wanted the double bed I requested rather than two beds in the room when I appeared with my friend (that was a man). When I came back at 4 am after partying in Granada downtown, two of my bed's legs broke as soon as I sat down on the bed. Turns out the wood of the bed table was rotten. The clerk said he would bring up a new double bed to the room, to which I replied that maybe more efficient to get a different room. They gave me a room so big that I could use the toilet touching the wall with my knees. Next morning I went to the reception desk to give back the previous room key, the clerk said he had been informed, and his sharp workmate (the one who made sure I wanted a double bed) asked at what time the incident happen. His mind probably made the sort of connections only untravelled people do. I got a new room of the same size than the original. Next day I left. The swimming pool and the folks of the cafe were great though. That's why I give 2/5 and not 1.

The hotel was basic but well located close to the long-distance train station, right outside a bus stop that would take you straight into the historic centre, and not far from the Metro either. The staff were very friendly although the hotel was a little run down in appearance.

Located in the city center, with parking conveniently nearby (the third picture shows the parking lot). It costs 22 Euros for 24 hours, which is quite convenient. I booked a room with a balcony and it was very comfortable; we could sit outside, chat, and have a drink. There's a Carrefour supermarket nearby, and the central green belt along the street has a nice charm. Transportation is also very convenient. Highly recommend it to everyone!